Donald Trump, pardons, 2020 election, theGrio.com© (Photo: Getty Images) In Lee, et al. v. Trump, plaintiffs seek justice for President Donald Trump’s alleged actions on Jan. 6, 2021, that led to the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol. Current and former members of Congress and police officers impacted by the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol Read More…
President Trump, while speaking to reporters in North Carolina on Friday, boasted about his claim against the federal government requesting a large payout in taxpayer money over legal battles he faced after leaving office in 2021. Turmp submitted two claims against the Justice Department (DOJ) seeking up to $230 million in damages, The New York Times reported earlier this year. The first, Read More…
PRESIDENT DONALD J TRUMP Presented is a clear summary of the known criminal charges and cases involving Donald J. Trump (as of December 2025). Common legal trackers list multiple separate criminal prosecutions — each with distinct charges — plus at least one conviction. Note that this is a legal overview, not a statement about guilt Read More…
As every sentient diplomat knows, diplomacy uses the reputation of power to achieve what power itself often cannot achieve, or can achieve only at greater and sometimes excessive cost.—Colin L. Powell U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett broke her silence on Monday over past controversial comments about Latino and Hispanic immigrants. In early April, while speaking at Grace Baptist Church’s Read More…
Below is a breakdown of what American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is doing politically in 2025 — the major fights, issues, and strategies they’re focusing on. What the ACLU stands for now and its key issues The ACLU defends free speech, press freedom, protest rights, and civil liberties broadly. Their 2025 agenda includes pushing Read More…
Were you AWARE?: Tampa Bay Area, these are the cases that the families and community are asking for help to solve; there is a reward for anyone with information leading to the arrest of those who are involve. Contact the Tampa Police Department or call the tip line at 1-800-873-TIPS (8477). The Peter Heyman Sr. Read More…
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